New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17

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tuting untricd adventures for skilled and devoted
laborcrs.
II Mr. Riley has no power to prevent
such outrarcs ard no courage TO protest against
them he can render the cause of Indian education
hut little aid. And yet it may bc that Mr.. Riley
is n most suitable man 10 be- connected with the
Indian service rs at Present constituted and con
Quoted.
Mayor Hewitt intimatcd that "somcthnS
should be- done to prevent gatherings at which
violent Anarclistc speeches are likely TO he dc-
Iivcrcd The American people would scarcely re-
ccivc with favor any proposition TO lrcvent people
from meeting to discuss their grievances, whether
rcal or fanc;cl If the right Of rubic meeting De
denied to one body Of citizens. it may be to
another. The remedy for scditouS ami treason
anlc talk is in the criminal courts The law As it
is Is strong enough to deal with these wrctchcs;
and they are rapidly beginning 10 appreciate th.S
fact
\ Russian praldnik is soon to be given in this
city in aid Of q most dcscr> ing charity. Ncw-(orN
evidently intends 10 have a i;us,omana as well
rs Boston.
The stability and future security Of the British
Empire apparently depend upon the kind OF
trousers Mr. O'Bricn wears in jail. The Tory Gov
crnnent Icing determined to govern the island
with an outAtrctchcd arm, has purlo.ncd his own
trousers and substituted for them what it con
sidcrs the proper garb for an Irish lawhrcaker.
Here is an exhibition Of lrmncos that must
strike terror into the hearts Of NauonalIsts
throughout the islandl
Yale and Princeton play their great game OF
football on Saturday at the Polo Grounds II
inv
like a return to the old time brutality in the
games played this season. despite the cX cdicnt Of
an ump.rc whose sole province is to play the role
81 policeman. The game between these cham ions
should set good example in the orderly methods
hat prcval II football is 10 hold its high place
as a college sport. place which these two colleges.
and Princeton especially. have given il, smuggling
must not bc to Grated That it is wholly unncccs-
sarv. dcinsing and unsccnthc has been con-
c4u,ivcly demonstrated.
40 we'll regulated Blaine hatcr could permit
moro than twenty days to capsc between his asms
II manifest destiny. If lac didn I drive Mr. Blame
out Of the field at least 80 often, he would feel
a. If his life we're a blank.
I'm The New York ledger this week Robert
Bonner announces his retirement. lie says that
lac has been hard worker for forty"ght years.
csi ccialiy during the early history Of HE
Ledger often remaining mt the Office from sixteen
To eighteen hours "A day, ana That IN ms SiNtN'
fourth year he feels entitled to n rrst The good
wishes Of an immense number Of people Will
attend MIR Bonner in his wcll-carncd leisure
III, striking success has been due to the principle
which lac has always followed without variation
or shadow Of turning. to get good thing ana
then let the public know it, lie has had somo
Of the foremost men Of the country rs contributors
TO his columns The influence OF his PAPER has
ALWAYS been for iar dealing integrity, family
honor and good morals, hut It's magnificent circu'
lation and Profits have been due not only 10
those qualities, but 10 Mr. Bonncrs determine
ton not TO hide its light under bushcl. lie has
been one Of the most extensive and liberal advcr-
users the world ever saw. No one had any
excuse for not knowing all about the good things
in The Ledger
There is n good deal OF what Carlyle used to
call the philosophy of clothes in the IRISH polIcy
pursued by the nephew Of Lord Salisbury.
\ Cnuodian budget of diplomatic rcSfondcnco
rcsncctinr I;ehring Sea gives aid ana comfort 10
Free Trade journals like The Ncw-lorI lines
and The Evening Post whenever American
RIGHTS are cha cnecd those journals are rcuIsp"Sed
ia surrender at dlSciftOn hhu N''I'"'S w
State who lacks irmnoSs, vigor ana PATRIOTISM
con nl,ynys count upon ELUSIVE support from them.
Both ARE now greatly impressed with the weight OF
the Canadian protests against seizures IN BchrIhs
Sea and convinced that it has been serious
thunder 10 make n stand for the right Of supreme
Jurisdiction conferred 10y the Treaty Of ccsSion
ANY evidence of weakness and INDIGESTION on
lie part of the State Department is hailed by
them with eager delight, and when an American
statesman can be dragged in to the support OF
Canadian prctcnsons their JOY passes bounds.
The President, in his recent Cycopudia tour,
went To Ohio. The State gave Foraker one Of the
largest pluraitics given to n Republican Cover
nor IN many years. lie didn't come to Ncw-lorS,
| and New-lork went Democratic. Perhaps MIR.
Cleveland will think il we'll rs more
comfortable TO stay ut home next year
Mr.. Cadstonc's vicissitudcs Of political fortune
are prOverbaL London boots at him one day and
cheers Justify for him the next During great
part OF Lord lcaconsilcld's Administration he
the most unpopular statesman in the capital, and
required the protection OF the police in the streets
Then he became Prime Minister and was held in
high favor both at the East and at tie West